PDFv.js is an open source PDF viewer written in TypeScript.
The goal of this library is to provide an easy way to display pdf documents in the browser.
$ npm install @lcluber/pdfvjsOr download it here.
Include 'node-modules/@lcluber/pdfvjs/dist/pdf.min.js' before PDFv.js ES6 module when you create your bundle for the web.
<canvas id="pdfViewer"></canvas>import { Viewer } from '@lcluber/pdfvjs';
let viewer = new Viewer();
viewer.getDocument('./pdf/test.pdf').then(()=> {
viewer.display('pdfViewer', viewer.numPages);// render the last page of the document
});<script src="node-modules/@lcluber/pdfvjs/dist/pdfv.iife.min.js"></script>
<canvas id="pdfViewer"></canvas>var viewer = new PDFv.Viewer();
viewer.getDocument('./pdf/test.pdf').then(function() {
viewer.display('pdfViewer', viewer.numPages);// render the last page of the document
});See a basic example here.
Read the documentation here.
No tests to run yet
PDFv.js is still in early development and I would be glad to get all the help you can provide for this project. To contribute you can clone the project on GitHub and See NOTICE.md for detailed installation walkthrough.
MIT License
Copyright (c) 2018 Ludovic CLUBER
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